how many u have, how much u selling and where to COD?

sell me a few also pls Lol...also how much? 2-3 enuff for me...can show me the pic 2-3 weeks later? 

is it right place to ask about endler guppy? anyone have it? 
im also searching for moscow black & albino full red guppy.. 

hi bro itchy already can giv some pic see see...01128008903 whatsapp or pm here for me and the other bro to see 

anyone interested with two bronze tuxedo guppy? i drop out my interest for guppies

2 guppies + hikari fancy 70% left minimum with 1 scoop of jbl flakes i dump inside , no worries every 1000 micropellets u only gets to see 1 small bits of jbl flakes. + submersible filter 200l/h low power usage 1w

Take all rm25 + free 1 plant (3 stems)

take guppy and food =rm12

still searching for this... anyone want to sell some kindly PM me.

Can guppies survive in a tank without filter and oxygen pump?

where do you get your guppies from ? any good source around kl/pj?

New guppy fan here!

Keeping em in a small pond, about 15" wide. Just added a water cabbage to reduce algae growth. I know algae is good for the fry, but it gets too much at times, until cant see anything beyond depth of 2". They're thriving, altho occasionally a fry dies once a week. I suspect it's being bitten by the others, cos the fins are all torn apart. Probably cos it's getting a bit crowded. (about 50 fries, and 6 adults).

Now planning to get a small aquarium to keep the male adults, while letting the fries grow without being harrassed too much.

Thanks 

That was after a 50% water change. Wondering how much green can they tolerate.

A few months ago was like this:

Lots of water cabbage, and water tend to remain clear. The plants grew buds really actively, almost covered the entire pond. Had to remove some once in a while. But after a few weeks, the plants started dying (the leaves and root rot easily) and the water turned green. No idea what happened.

Well it is being exposed to sunlight directly, cos it's on the balcony.   I wanted to move it indoors but we dont have the space. I added a pair of algae eaters a few weeks ago, but it doesnt seem to help.

The previous water cabbage dies off easily. The new one I bought (different type, not sure what is it called) seems to be sturdier, though it doesnt really propagate.
Starting a small aquarium to separate the males cos I dont want any more fry. The pond is overcrowded as it is.

A small bedside table to put the aquarium


20 mins assembly + really sore hands.


Small aquarium with black gravel. Personally I like white better, but worried it might look dirty easily.

Thanks for your suggestions

Stopped by a petshop today, they're selling Ottos for 4.50 each. They seem to work really hard sucking every inch of the aquarium, but I'm just worried it might not be as hardy as the guppies and might not survive the pond. The Golden Chinese Algae Eaters i have are not helping much with controlling the algae.

The black gravel in the aquarium is kinda okay i guess. Not too sharp, but I wouldnt say smooth. The guppies seem to be okay for now. Not sure if it will be safe for corydoras or ottos.

Sharing pics

You mean the guppy on the left in second pic? I think just because of the way he swims. They all look fine in real life.

The tank hasnt been cycled though. I dont have other fish to cycle it with. So have to use the guppies. Gonna do frequent water changes as well. I hope the plants will help also.

My only concern at the moment, is the guppies are extremely active in the new tank. And they like to play with the water current from the pump, rather than wiggling along in the other half of the tank where the water current is minimal. They're behaving like a school of fishes as well. If one guy goes to one side of the tank, the rest will follow as well. One goes to the bottom, the rest will follow. Just wondering if this a sign of stress or is it normal behavior.

i let the water stand for 1 day, and run the pump for 1 day. on the first night, they seem restless and not feeding well. but the next day they're eating again.

yeah they're not schooling fish, which is why im wondering why are they always doing everything together in groups. maybe just bcos the tank is too small.

yea, should've let the pump run longer. too eager back then.

i dont want them to breed anymore and so far this all-male tank seem ok. everyone's getting along quite well. i keep a daily lookout for any clamped fins, any torn fins, anyone biting each other, and whether they are able to rest at night. anything else i should keep a lookout for? they're really small and cant stay still, so i cant look at the scales or pectoral fins properly.

i think im just lucky. these guys arent too picky. i have 2 more males, different type (Delta tail i think), which like to harass others. tried putting them in the tank, but they werent doing so well. macam no mood, not swimming much. so i put back in the pond then terus active again. will try them again in a few weeks.

once i have more experience, might plan to get another and bigger tank later on.

tehoice you sell pure strain guppies?

anyway guppies don't like strong water flow, for small tanks and using HOB filter, please take note of how the water falls.

I think i've seen that kind of tube. Is it this one?



Thinking of converting to a planted tank. But still searching on how feasible it is. 

hey there
been thinking of starting an aquarium lately

i saw my friend's mini tank and he suggested me the same which is a 9.5" x 4.7" x 5.5" plastic tank without filter or pump

there's 7 guppy inside, 2 of it females.

gravels on bottom and minimal decors

he said when start, fill the tank, put in 2 cap of chlorine remover
few drops of :
-anti white spot
-fungus solution
-general aid

let the water be for a while before adding the guppies in

he has his for around few months. no casualties he said

feasible ka?

planning to put it on top of shoe rack which is inside the house, gets some sunlight but not direct

water change should be once a week?

might be feeding it once a day, perhaps dinner time

2 feet memang no space. cos im keeping the tank in room. 

just vacuumed the dirt manually. stirred the water a bit to bring up the debris so that can suck easier. turns out all the debris now stuck in between the cabomba plant.

Also manually calculated my filter rate. At lowest setting, it's filtering at 90L/hr. So that part kawtim.

noted about the water change cycle.